Introductions
What is the name of this course?
What is Humanities?
The writing system used in Mesopotamia.
What is Cuneiform?
This is often known as the Shadow of Man.
Who is Khaibit?
This is the sea bordering most of southern Europe and important to Greece.
What is the Mediterranean?
The supreme Greek god...
Who was Zeus?
Something that is accepted as true but is unprovable.
What is a belief?
These people inhabited Mesopotamia.
Who were the Sumerians?
The heart and least trustworthy guide through the Land of the Dead.
Who is Ba?
This society was the rival of Sparta; had many philosophers.
What is Athens?
Father of the aforementioned supreme god...
Who was Cronus?
A word describing the variety of a group of people.
What is diversity?
This is often known as the Cradle of Civilization.
This is often known as the "double".
Who is Ka?
This temple was built upon the Athenian Acropolis and was dedicated to the goddess Athena.
What is the Parthenon?
Zeus' wife, extremely jealous.
Who was Hera?
This word is often referred to as behaviors, values, beliefs, traditions, institutions, and ways of living together as a people.
What is a culture?
The region in the Middle East in which Mesopotamia was located.
What is the "Fertile Crescent"?
This board game was loved and played by ancient Egyptians.
What is Senet?
Taught Plato.
Who was Socrates?
Born from sea foam, goddess of love.
Who was Aphrodite?
This is the base for all studies of humanities.
What are humans?
The meaning of Mesopotamia.
What is "the land between two rivers"?
This is what Ankh symbolizes.
What is the Sign of Life?
Greece is surrounded on water by three sides or is a ___.
What is a peninsula.
God of the Underworld.
Who was Hades?